What is another word for false front?
Pronunciation:
[ fˈɒls fɹˈʌnt], [ fˈɒls fɹˈʌnt], [ f_ˈɒ_l_s f_ɹ_ˈʌ_n_t]
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Similar words for false front:
- act (noun)
- affectation (noun)
- airs (noun)
- bluff (noun)
- cover (noun)
- disguise (noun)
- facade (noun)
- face (noun)
- false front (noun)
- guise (noun)
- ostentation (noun)
- other relevant words (noun)
- pretension (noun)
- pretentiousness (noun)
- put-on (noun)
- semblance (noun)
- sham (noun)
- veil (noun)
- window dressing (noun)
- other synonyms
- other relevant words (noun)
Synonyms for False front:
n.
• act (noun)- feigning,
- dissimilation,
- show,
- stall,
- pretense,
- false front,
- shows,
- fake,
- stunt,
- shuck and jive,
- sweet talk,
- chaser,
- posture,
- phonies,
- attitude,
- simulation,
- soft soap,
- performance,
- chasers,
- stance,
- pose,
- phony.
- air,
- imitation,
- mannerism,
- going hollywood,
- insincerity,
- artificiality,
- appearance,
- pretentiousness,
- showing off.
- bragging,
- subterfuge,
- bluster,
- bravado,
- delusion,
- ruse,
- lie,
- false colors,
- deception,
- trick,
- humbug,
- pretext,
- braggadocio.
- paint,
- TARPS,
- fig leaf,
- caparison,
- camouflage,
- tegument,
- tent,
- drop,
- cap,
- wraps,
- clothing,
- tarpaulin,
- jacket,
- sheath,
- varnish,
- parasol,
- sheet,
- marquee,
- hood,
- awning,
- roof,
- binding,
- overlay,
- case,
- dome,
- tarp,
- seal,
- stopper,
- bark,
- umbrella,
- shroud,
- screen,
- canopy,
- covering,
- ceiling,
- canvas,
- spread,
- coverlet,
- window-dressing,
- integument,
- top,
- coating,
- teguments,
- polish,
- masquerade,
- cloak,
- wrapper,
- dress,
- envelope,
- lid.
- color,
- pseudonym,
- cover-up,
- make-believe,
- blind,
- beard,
- concealment,
- counterfeit,
- red herring,
- pen name,
- trickery,
- illusion,
- coloring,
- pageant,
- charade,
- faking.
- facade,
- sham,
- Pharisaism,
- veil,
- mantilla,
- jiving,
- cover up,
- seemings,
- pretension,
- face,
- airs,
- put-on,
- vas,
- jive,
- Disguisement,
- costume,
- fraud,
- cover,
- ostentation,
- affectation,
- fakery,
- Illusions,
- impudence,
- semblance,
- mantillas,
- disguise,
- false show,
- get-up,
- putting on airs,
- smoke screen,
- hypocriticalness,
- dissimulation,
- feint,
- surface treatment,
- act,
- guise,
- bluff,
- jives,
- va,
- coverup,
- smoke-screen,
- window dressing.
Other synonyms:
• Other relevant words (noun):- falsity,
- frontier,
- priority,
- Vizard,
- Dissemblance,
- put on,
- incognito,
- smokescreen,
- splurge,
- brave front,
- spectacle,
- gloss,
- stylishness,
- lap,
- blazon,
- representation,
- foreground,
- foreland,
- forehand,
- meretriciousness,
- protective coloration,
- Humbuggery,
- front view,
- staginess,
- prefix,
- anteriority,
- frontispiece,
- false face,
- proscenium,
- vaunt,
- eclat,
- dissembling,
- fore,
- dramatics,
- daring,
- posing,
- histrionics,
- playacting,
- theatrics,
- parade,
- head,
- splash,
- masque,
- brave face,
- Fanfaronade,
- domino,
- acting,
- visor,
- preface,
- hypocrisy,
- Foreside,
- borrowed plumes,
- figure,
- attitudinizing,
- cheating,
- frontal,
- obverse,
- colouring,
- facet,
- exhibitionism,
- brilliancy,
- play-acting,
- front matter,
- mummery,
- outside,
- Flaunting,
- manifestation,
- Bravura,
- heading,
- flourish,
- demonstration,
- airs and graces,
- flair,
- exhibition,
- four-flushing,
- imposture,
- bold front,
- flaunt,
- unnaturalness,
- forefront,
- speciousness,
- grandiosity,
- dash,
- gilt,
- forequarter,
- foreword,
- pageantry,
- Bluffing,
- facia,
- forepart,
- front man.
How to use "False front" in context?
When most people think of a false front, they probably think of a movie or television scene in which a character masks their true identity by wearing a fake beard or mustache. But a false front can also refer to a business strategy in which a company presents a different image to the public than the one it actually follows. For example, a company might adopt a marketing campaign that is publicly friendly but secretly tries to undermine existing competitors. The term false front can also be applied to individuals, particularly celebrities, who deliberately create an image that is different from their true personality.
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